ultimately is to create the best possible article. The most critical step to this process is research. Research is likely to be a funded process through the receipt of grants. Furthermore, research is the basis of any and all arguments or points made through the article. An editor differs from a peer reviewer in a few different ways. A peer reviewer reads the article then provides their critique of said article. This is all done while the author of the article is unbeknownst to the reviewer. An editor
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Delaware Chri 2. Introduction The article is about presenting an integrated model about employees' commitment and motivation. According to the article, commitment and motivation are distinguishable, albeit related, concepts. More specifically, it suggest that commitment is one component of motivation and, by integrating theories of commitment and motivation, it gain a better understanding of the two processes themselves and of workplace behavior. This article is conceptual based which is largely
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Quality Research Article Critique Factors Influencing Emergency Use of Nurse Practitioners: A Critique Problem and Purpose This is critique of a Qualitative Nursing article, the article is: Factors Influencing the Decision to Use Nurse Practitioners in the Emergency Department by Laurie A. McGee, MN, ARNP and Louise Kaplan, PhD, ARNP, published in Journal of Emergency Nursing, Volume 33, Number 5, October 2007. The problem that is stated in the article is there is a growing and serious problem
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incorporation of anthropogenic context (Riley, 2013). Riley (2013) states that political and sociocultural events have and continue to shape the research focus of field researchers and therefore their research must be reevaluated with new modes of thought to assess the accuracy of their previous assessments. These pivotal paradigm shifts incorporate a reflexivist critique which includes the field’s recognition of bias from the feminist and socioreligious perspective, the exploration of aggression and cooperation
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and Special Education,35(4), 309-319. doi:10.1177/0888406412453470 This article discusses the best practices in school staff development in an attempt to change school management and discipline practices. It explains that changing school culture and replacing it with systems that supports youth development and minimizing punitive, ineffective responses to behavior problems in challenging, but not impossible. Also, the article touches base on areas discussing: The importance of providing effective
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David. (1997). “The self-organizing system.” Training; Apr 1997. Roxy Hutchinson Dr. Smith – MBAD 7913 August 1, 2014 Article review and critique: “Lincoln Electric's Harsh Lessons from International Expansion” by Donald Hastings (1999). Synopsis: Donald Hastings’ article, “Lincoln Electric’s Harsh Lessons from International Expansion” is a short biographical article about his first two years as CEO of Lincoln Electric in Cleveland, Ohio. Just about a half hour into his role of CEO, Hastings
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In order to verify the accuracy of health information from the Internet, one must complete a web critique. In today’s society, people can access limitless amounts of information on the Internet and very often believe it to be the absolute truth. However, there are thousands of Web sites that have no credibility and very little actual content. Often consumers fail to critique the Web sites they obtain information from and thus end up with incorrect data. It is essential for healthcare professionals
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Runninghead: ANALYSIS AND CRITIQUE PAPER Analysis and Critique Paper Cherrise L. Whye University of Phoenix September 17, 2012 Analysis and Critique Paper Public education, while still coping with the implications of an accountability system mandated by the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), is facing yet another “unprecedented challenge” (D’Angelo & Dixey, 2001) that has far-reaching implications. The increasing diversity of the student populations served by public education
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PARENTING 1 Article Critique on Autism, Attachment and Parenting Jennifer L. York Liberty University AUTISM, ATTACHMENT AND PARENTING 2 Abstract This paper examines Rutgers et al.’s research article regarding autism, attachment and parenting. It is a comparison of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Mental Retardation (MR), Language Disorder (LD), and non-clinical children. This article addressed the issues of autism, attachment security
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Journal Critique THE ROLE OF HUMAN RESOURCE PLANNING IN RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION PROCESS December 18, 2013 Done by Dawla Al-Mulla Moh'd Al-Mannai Introduction In “Role of Human Resource Planning in Recruitment and Selection Process,” Francis C. Anyim Ph.D, Joy Onyinyechi Ekwoaba, and Dumebi Anthony, Faculty of Business Administration in University of Lagos, Nigeria highlighted the theoretical view of challenges facing the HR planners
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